Two Weasleys. One girl with a wicked tongue. And a secret buried beneath her skin. Roseanne Sinclair never believed in fairytales. Her childhood was stitched together with bruises and her smile hardened into armor. She always thought the hardest battles were fought with a wand. But the past she tried to bury is clawing its way back, and it's more dangerous than anything she's ever faced. When Fred and George Weasley start to unravel her defenses, the flirtation feels harmless at first, just playful banter between friends. But something darker is stirring beneath Rose's carefully constructed walls-a twisted magic she can't escape, an ancient power rooted in her past, and a sigil she can't hide. The more they try to pull her in, the more her secrets claw to the surface. A mark on her skin, an ancient power, and a ritual that demands sacrifice-she can feel the chains tightening. If she doesn't fight back, the price will be her life. But the cost of escape might be even worse.

Bonnie Hart is a British YouTuber and internet personality who has orbited the Sidemen universe for a few years now. They had grown closer through many collaborations, and their fans loved her chaotic energy. So, when they asked her, along with a long-time friend, Stephen Tries, to co-commentate their infamous Charity Match, she couldn't say no. When Bonnie starts making many flirtatious comments about a certain football player, the internet goes into meltdown. Edits. Theories. And then suddenly, Bonnie is trending worldwide. The kicker? They have never even met. Following the explosion of media speculation and Bonnie's subscriber count, the Sidemen invite her to join Season 2 of their Netflix series, Inside. What she doesn't know is that she is about to spend a week with George Clarke - the football player she couldn't stop talking about. A lot can happen in seven days, especially when the whole world is watching.

The pad of Derek's thumb slowly slides across my kiss swollen bottom lip while his dark eyes trace the movement intently. I guess I'm going to have to be the one to say what we're both thinking. "That wasn't very just friends of us."